The narrator in You Will Meet a Tall Dark Stranger quotes Shakespeare in the opening minutes, telling us that the story we’re about to see is “a tale told by an idiot, full of sound and fury, signifying nothing.” Woody Allen’s latest film doesn’t signify “nothing” (though it certainly is told by a gaggle of [...]

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I know it is not as fashionable to say this as it once was, but I love Woody Allen. After exiling himself to London and Barcelona for a handful of films, the native New Yorker has returned to his Manhattan roots where he belongs (which isn’t to say he didn’t make a couple of great [...]

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